Singapore tear-jerker.

[grahamw48]

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[raynaputi]

I've watched this a couple of weeks ago..and I couldn't stop crying while watching it.

[grahamw48]

Me too.

I hate cremation though...even for dogs.

My son has strict instructions not to let them roast me.

[raynaputi]

Keith doesn't want to be cremated too! I was asking him where he wanted to be buried, in Anfield or in Aintree..hahahaha

[grahamw48]

They can throw me in the landfill.

I just don't want burning up.

[joebloggs]

old age gets to us all in the end reminds me of my last dog i had for over 12yrs, she went downhill fast, and like a domino effect she had multiple things wrong with her

but the opposite to this film, the vet 'hinted' she should be put down, but I never gave up hope, but after a couple more visits to the vets, she was getting worse and it looked like she had finally given up, i took her back to the vet, i think she realised then what was going to happen, and god knows where she got the strength to struggle, but it took me, the vet and her assistant to hold her down. for what seemed like eternity as she carried on fighting. i've had to put previous dogs down before, but it was always pretty instant, i've seen some in my time, but probably this effected me more than most. i swore i would never get a dog again. i didn't but the misses did

[grahamw48]

I have never felt able to have another 'pet' dog after finally losing my intelligent and adorable little Border Collie back in the 1990s. She was just irreplaceable.

[joebloggs]

I have never felt able to have another 'pet' dog after finally losing my intelligent and adorable little Border Collie back in the 1990s. She was just irreplaceable.

i know the feeling

“Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.”
― Dr. Seuss

[marksroomspain]

Wow pulled at my heart strings...

[tiger31]

I don,t care what they do with me but make sure i,m really dead thats all I ask lol

[joebloggs]

a bit more cheery